A nurse attends a conference in a different state and develops friendships with those at the conference
On the last day of the conference, the nurse looks in the notebook and finds all the names and addresses of the conference attendees provided by the sponsor. Which of the following strategies best describes another way to develop a professional nursing network by providing information regarding oneself to others in the nursing community?
A) Business card distribution
B) Active collaboration
C) Willingness to call others
D) A genuine desire to help others
A
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A) hypokalemia or hyponatremia. B) acute gastrointestinal bleed. C) increased intracranial pressure. D) respiratory depression.
Which of the following is the most important reason for knowing "family stories"?
1. It is essential in relationship building. 2. It helps the nurse predict future care needs. 3. It is considered a best practice in customer service. 4. None of the above.
At the end of a shift, a nurse documents the effectiveness of parent teaching concerning the transmission of hemophilia. Which of the following statements by the mother would best indicate an accurate parental perception?
1. "Hemophilia is a genetic disorder and I am a carrier, even though I do not have the disease." 2. "My son developed hemophilia because I had measles while I was pregnant." 3. "Since my husband isn't affected by the disease, our daughter will not be a carri-er." 4. "I know it is not necessary to have my two daughters tested for the disease."
Which of the following tools will the standardized hospice data set probably contain? (Select all that apply.)
a. National Data Set for Hospice b. Family Evaluations of Care c. Survey of Team Attitudes and Relationships d. Survey of Missed Nursing Care